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Questo grafichino molto semplice che ho preparato evidenzia x bene quale sia il trend che stà seguendo l'azione...
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Questo grafichino molto semplice che ho preparato evidenzia x bene quale sia il trend che stà seguendo l'azione...
daniele4980
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daniele4980
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daniele4980
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Secondo me buy opportunity come poche: trimestrale pessima ma ricavi previsti in aumento per il 2014 e ritorno all'utile nel terzo trimestre... Personalmente ho incrementato a 5,25 ma sono pronto a farlo di nuovo intorno quota 4,90...
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"In light of robust demand from China, the United States, Japan and other markets, our shipments in the fourth quarter increased by approximately 11% quarter over quarter, which drives our shipments for full year 2013 to exceed 3.2GW. We are delighted to be the world's largest PV module supplier for the second consecutive year with a diversified market composition," commented Mr. Liansheng Miao, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Yingli Green Energy. "In the fourth quarter, demand from China continued to grow dramatically due to the explosive growth of downstream business driven by favourable government policies put in place since the beginning of 2013, which helps China rank as the world's largest PV application market. As the demand surged in the U.S. and Japan markets, we continued to solidify our leading position in these markets."
"In addition, we have achieved significant results in emerging markets. For example, we won 258 MW projects in Algeria. It not only demonstrated our high brand recognition and ability to explore emerging markets, but also helped us accumulate experiences in overseas downstream business."
"Along with the diversification of markets, we have achieved significant results in domestic downstream business. By the end of 2013, we had completed the construction of 128 MW of PV projects in China and had successfully connected two thirds of these projects to the grid. The remaining portion is expected to get grid-connected by the end of April this year. We also worked on a new business model to develop downstream business in China through the cooperation with large enterprises, such as Datong Coal Mine Group, and China National Nuclear Corporation. We believe that the installation target of 14 GW for 2014 announced by China's National Energy Administration for 2014, as well as other favourable policies, will enable China's downstream segment to grow rapidly. Currently we have approximately 1GW of PV projects pipeline under different approval stages covering over ten provinces in China. We plan to complete the construction of approximately 400~600 MW of those projects by the end of 2014 and are expecting to construct up to 25MW PV projects in the first quarter of 2014, of which we've obtained all project loan approvals from domestic banks."
"With the evolution of global PV markets and our strong footprints in China, the U.S., Japan, and other emerging markets, such as Africa, South America, and Southeast Asia, we expect to achieve 4.0~4.2 GW of module shipment in 2014," Mr. Miao concluded
"In addition, we have achieved significant results in emerging markets. For example, we won 258 MW projects in Algeria. It not only demonstrated our high brand recognition and ability to explore emerging markets, but also helped us accumulate experiences in overseas downstream business."
"Along with the diversification of markets, we have achieved significant results in domestic downstream business. By the end of 2013, we had completed the construction of 128 MW of PV projects in China and had successfully connected two thirds of these projects to the grid. The remaining portion is expected to get grid-connected by the end of April this year. We also worked on a new business model to develop downstream business in China through the cooperation with large enterprises, such as Datong Coal Mine Group, and China National Nuclear Corporation. We believe that the installation target of 14 GW for 2014 announced by China's National Energy Administration for 2014, as well as other favourable policies, will enable China's downstream segment to grow rapidly. Currently we have approximately 1GW of PV projects pipeline under different approval stages covering over ten provinces in China. We plan to complete the construction of approximately 400~600 MW of those projects by the end of 2014 and are expecting to construct up to 25MW PV projects in the first quarter of 2014, of which we've obtained all project loan approvals from domestic banks."
"With the evolution of global PV markets and our strong footprints in China, the U.S., Japan, and other emerging markets, such as Africa, South America, and Southeast Asia, we expect to achieve 4.0~4.2 GW of module shipment in 2014," Mr. Miao concluded